Sentence examples similar to expedient date from inspiring English sources
He put Aug. 2 as the rough date on which those expedients would have run their course.
As the Tennessee House majority floor leader explains to us that biracial dating may not be "expedient," that God still loves people who choose to be gay, although they won't go to heaven and that we need an NAAWP to stand up for all the poor oppressed Christians, your politicians tell us they are enacting the will of the Tennessee people.
For both SPs and GPs, sales representatives are often the first source of information, as well as an expedient means of keeping up-to-date and of acquiring and processing new drug-related information even when doctors set to minimise the importance of sales representatives, to avoid distorted, selective, and overly positive information [ 47, 49].
However, the 14C dates have been viewed with skepticism due to the expedient and coarse-grained excavation strategies employed by Bedwell, which included screening sediments over ¼ in mesh sieves.
To date, no study has clarified whether chicken is a choice or simply an amiable expedient.
This expedient is hardly unprecedented.
His going became expedient.
The embargo may be legally expedient too.
Bill Clinton did what was expedient.
